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Problem

She packed her bags quickly, called a cab? and rushed to the airport, hoping she wouldn’t miss her flight to Paris.

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Clue

A question mark is used only if the phrase is a direct question — is "called a cab?" a question, or part of a list of actions?

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Hint

All actions in the sentence are part of a sequence. Make sure punctuation clearly separates each action but doesn’t disrupt the sentence structure.

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Sumup

Please summarize Problem, Hint, Clue

Choices

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Choice-A

Choice A is incorrect. Using a question mark here is incorrect unless she is asking “called a cab?” - which she’s not. It breaks sentence flow and grammar.

Wrong No change

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Choice-B

Choice B is incorrect. Missing punctuation between actions makes the sentence run together. Without a comma or pause, it sounds rushed and grammatically incomplete.

Wrong called a cab"

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Choice-C

Choice C is correct. This correctly separates the second action in a smooth sequence. It follows proper punctuation for a list of past actions in a single sentence.

Correct called a cab,

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Choice-D

Choice D is incorrect. A colon is used before a list or explanation. Here, there’s no list or expansion after it, so the colon is misused and unnecessary.

Wrong called a cab:

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Step

Correct Answer - She packed her bags quickly, called a cab, and rushed to the airport, hoping she wouldn’t miss her flight to Paris.

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Answer

Option

C

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Sumup

Please summarize choices